Heavy-Equipment Operators
Equipment Operators Who Understand Production Flow.
In a crushing operation, equipment work is part of the production process. Feed consistency, stockpile management and coordination with the plant affect what happens downstream.
ROC distinguishes general equipment experience from experience working around active production operations.
Role Purpose
Heavy-equipment operators move, feed and manage material around the operation.
In crushing and aggregate environments, that work directly affects production flow.
Equipment & Operating Context
Equipment experience is assessed independently for the assigned equipment and site.
- wheel loader;
- excavator;
- dozer;
- articulated haul truck;
- rigid haul truck;
- skid steer;
- grader;
- other site equipment.
Typical Responsibilities
Responsibilities depend on the plant, role, project and client procedures.
- feed the crushing operation;
- maintain consistent material flow;
- move raw / processed material;
- manage stockpiles;
- load trucks;
- maintain safe travel / work areas;
- conduct pre-operational inspections;
- communicate with plant operators;
- support site housekeeping / material organization;
- work within client site plans and procedures.
Experience Around an Active Spread
Specific experience helps define role fit. Useful details include:
- Have you fed a primary crusher?
- What equipment did you use?
- How did you coordinate feed with the crusher operator?
- Have you built production stockpiles?
- What types of aggregate / material were handled?
- Have you worked around conveyors / screens / mobile spreads?
- Have you operated in tight plant environments?
- What shift / rotation environments have you worked?
- How recently have you done this work?
- Who can verify the experience?
Tell Us About the Operation.
Describe the plant, equipment, roles, location and schedule.
Know the Work? Join ROC.
Tell ROC what you have operated, where you have worked and when you are available.
REQUEST WORKFORCE
Tell Us What the Operation Needs.
Start with the project. Tell ROC the location, roles, schedule, equipment or plant environment, expected duration and any site requirements that matter.